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Jurisdiction to issue Warrants in cases

the

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of the Defaulters

whow

are not furnished

fad which had already been inged before the Commissied by the Colonial Irammer himself, and which was otherwise abundantly manifest to them from other sources, as well as the fact that the

were

Rates in respect of which chase Warrants applied for were loss to the Government by reaser of the impradicatility of ascutaining in 1865 the

MAMALI

"

15 of the Defaulting compeins of 1864- This letter W. 21 according to the Colonial. Treasmer especially shous how the Preasury is nonsuited in Plaints that may ultimately constitute two thirds of the Rates in arrear and he proceeds to place upon Record" his

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complaint that so momentous a representation.

did not receive more attention.